Meet Pink Noise at GDC and Games Connection 2017

Pink Noise will be in San Francisco during GDC and Games Connection. Don’t doubt to meet with us to discuss options to reach new markets with your games! This crazy week from 27th February to 3rd March 2017 is always full of interesting contacts, reencounters, crazy parties, lots of learning and fun. We liked this […]

Paris Games Week and Game Connection Europe 2016

The Pink Noise team is looking forward to meeting you in Paris at the end of October 2016. We will be visiting Game Connection and Paris Games Week. Contact victor.alonso@pinknoise.es to schedule a meeting with us.

Pink Noise at Gamescom 2016

Gamescom is a trade fair for video games held annually at the Koelnmesse in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It’s always a pleasure to meet colleagues, peers and partners there. Do not doubt to contact us if you want to meet!

Pink Noise at e3 expo 2016

Don’t miss the opportunity to meet with us. We will be at e3. www.e3expo.com   Contact our account team at victor.alonso@pinknoise.es

Pink Noise at Localization World Tokyo – Game Localization Round Table

Pink Noise was present at Localization World- Tokyo 2016. Our colleagues Alejandro Gutiérrez Lizardi and Víctor Alonso Lion presented at the Game Localization Round Table. The round table is wonderful opportunity for clients and service providers to share and provide insight on new strategies, ideas and processes that affect the challenging game localization industry. Pink […]

A few must know acronyms

  “MAU, DAU, ARPPU, ARPU” This is not baby talk, nor this is a coded message :-): “The number of unique users of a game for a given day (DAU – Daily Active Users) or a month (MAU-Monthly Active Users) needs to be considered by game developers. The higher the number the better of course. […]

Latin American Spanish localization – yes or no?

  Some countries in Latin America are considered nowadays emerging markets and the video game industry is wisely redefining its marketing strategy in order to reach a potential new audience of millions through localization. But how? Obviously, this huge area is very heterogeneous so can the European Spanish be used for all territories? Or, as […]